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April 30, 2009

Second test for "seems like we haven't had a sunny day in over a week"

What happened to the sun? All I can think about with this kind of weather is sleeping in and watching a good foreign film. Would really love to watch Amalie again...or "The Harder They Come." In fact, think I might rent the last move. One of the greatest flick ever made.


After two crazy weeks of dealing with a client, I finally sent the digital file in to be printed. It amazes me how clients change their mind mid-way through a project. In this case, it doesn't matter since I'm getting paid for it anyway, but it would still be nice just to complete a project without too much revisions and changes in direction/plans.


Since working on this project, I've been thinking about getting back into art again. Don't know why I put it aside for so long. Being creative is rewarding.


How many times can I drive back and forth from Minneapolis to St. Paul per day without getting into an accident.

Seems like we haven't had a sunny day in over a week

What happened to the sun? All I can think about with this kind of weather is sleeping in and watching a good foreign film. Would really love to watch Amalie again...or "The Harder They Come." In fact, think I might rent the last move. One of the greatest flick ever made.


After two crazy weeks of dealing with a client, I finally sent the digital file in to be printed. It amazes me how clients change their mind mid-way through a project. In this case, it doesn't matter since I'm getting paid for it anyway, but it would still be nice just to complete a project without too much revisions and changes in direction/plans.

Since working on this project, I've been thinking about getting back into art again. Don't know why I put it aside for so long. Being creative is rewarding.


How many times can I drive back and forth from Minneapolis to St. Paul per day without getting into an accident.

What happened to the last post?

If you are going to blog, you will of course need internet access. It is not always feasible or advisable to travel with your personal computer when studying abroad, especially for short-term programs. Internet cafés or cybercafés are great options, and generally far more affordable than accessing through your hotel room or business center. It’s a good idea to have an idea of the location of the cybercafés in the area where you will be traveling. You may want to conduct a search of cybercafés in your host country before you go.

Depending on the type of Smartphone you have, it is possible to blog right from you cell phone but this may require downloading an application in order to make mobile blogging possible. Check with your phone provider.


If you are travelling with your laptop, you want to make sure that it has wireless Wi-Fi capabilities so that you will have international WiFi internet access no matter where you go. That means you will be able to take your computer to cyber cafes, bookstores or other public places and access the internet without any problems.


In order to gain access wherever you go in your host country you need to have an international internet access provider. You may want to check with your cell phone provider for recommendations.

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If you are going to blog, you will of course need internet access. It is not always feasible or advisable to travel with your personal computer when studying abroad, especially for short-term programs. Internet cafés or cybercafés are great options, and generally far more affordable than accessing through your hotel room or business center. It’s a good idea to have an idea of the location of the cybercafés in the area where you will be traveling. You may want to conduct a search of cybercafés in your host country before you go.

Depending on the type of Smartphone you have, it is possible to blog right from you cell phone but this may require downloading an application in order to make mobile blogging possible. Check with your phone provider.

If you are travelling with your laptop, you want to make sure that it has wireless Wi-Fi capabilities so that you will have international WiFi internet access no matter where you go. That means you will be able to take your computer to cyber cafes, bookstores or other public places and access the internet without any problems.

In order to gain access wherever you go in your host country you need to have an international internet access provider. You may want to check with your cell phone provider for recommendations.

April 20, 2009

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Photos from Holland

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Sunset in Nebraska

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China

I am going on an exciting trip to China.

In less than a month I will be on my way to China to learn about how business is done in another area of the world!

Worrell in China

We've been working hard to develop our business plan for Worrell in China. I'm struggling to understand whether or not our concept will appeal to Chinese students. We had a guest speaker in class today who grew up in China, and she was able to provide insight that was helpful.

Rainy Days and Mondays

I don't like rainy Mondays.

It is hard to get back to work on a rainy day.


University of Minnesota

April 17, 2009

Testing this blog on Friday April 17, 2009

It's friday and the sun is out.

April 9, 2009

Australian Zoo

My favorite activity here in Australia is going to the Steven Irwin Zoo. As a normal activity back home I enjoy the zoo, but this zoo blows any other in the world out of the water. Not only is this a fun activity for all ages, it also acts as a wildlife preserve. Knowing this I do not feel like the animals are caged and unhappy but instead they are helping be saved.


The main reason I love this zoo is because of the kangaroos. There is a section dedicated to the kangaroos and wallabies which they hop freely around interacting with each other and the visitors. It is here that you are able to go up to the kangaroos to pet, feed, and take pictures with. Not only do you get to see the kangaroos, you really are part of their habitat. Yesterday when I attended, I saw a new born in his mothers pouch and a smaller kangaroo nursing. I never would have imagined seeing this and to me, it made it an unforgettable experience.